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Funds have been provisionally set aside to cover educator salaries and recruitment-related costs in the education sector for the 2026/27 financial year.
A portion of the new funding is specifically allocated to the health sector to address immediate financial pressures and ensure continuity of essential healthcare services.
The Western Cape Government has secured R1.739 billion in new funding through a combination of national transfers and provincial allocations to support essential services, infrastructure, and social development across the province.
Residents from Subcouncil 14 and surrounding informal settlements may be selected as beneficiaries for 3,296 housing units in Phase 1 of the Welmoed development, part of the Southern Corridor Integrated Human Settlements Programme.
A newly opened therapeutic room at the Knysna DSD office provides a safe, healing environment for vulnerable residents to build trust with social workers and access psychosocial support following gender-based violence.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development is recruiting trained volunteers as GBV Ambassadors to raise awareness about support services for survivors of gender-based violence and assist them in accessing help from relevant authorities. The programme operates across multiple districts including Mossel Bay, Knysna, George, Bitou, and Hessequa.
A first-of-its-kind shelter in Cape Town offers immediate safety and psychosocial support for LGBTQIA+ individuals and men aged 18 and older who are victims of gender-based violence. It provides six beds for short-term stays of up to two weeks.
The Western Cape Government encourages businesses that wish to assist persons with disabilities to get in touch with the Department of Social Development to explore partnership opportunities.
The Department of Social Development has allocated R167 million to 221 non-profit organisations (NPOs) that provide various support services to persons with disabilities, including awareness programmes, therapeutic services, daycares, family support, protective workshops, and residential care.
Individuals and organisations can get involved in supporting persons with disabilities by visiting the Cape Care Fund website to learn about ways to contribute.
PrEP and PEP are available to prevent HIV infection. PrEP is taken daily by people at high risk, while PEP is used after potential exposure to HIV.
Wellness hubs bring healthcare services into community spaces to make care more accessible and stigma-free, especially for people who have stopped treatment.
